Graphicology: All You Need it Universe!

I am fascinated by this illustrator's creativity!

The series below is illustrated by Eibatova Karina, an illustrator based in Russia. What I like about it is she uses the universe element and applies it on her art works. The melting clock and the universe drink are two of my favourites. Please click here to see more of the images from this series.

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Ray of Inspirology: Singular Sensations

If I haven't noticed yet, I am a big fan of Andrew Yee's works. His recent editorial featured in How To Spend It has really blown my mind.

This series is styled by Damian Foxe (big props) and the model is Nina Porter. From styling to composition, every image is breathtaking and honestly, I could see this editorial featured in Vogue. Now may I suggest all of you to have Andrew Yee on your fashion photography radar?

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Walk the Walk: Valentino S/S 2012 Haute Couture Collection

Floral prints rule the runway room!

For this season, Valention is all about floral prints, lace and sheer materials. The purpose of these materials is to make sure the girls look elegant, classy and beautiful. The silhouette is very soft and because of the lace and sheer material, the clothes look very airy as well. Of course, one of the highlights is the crystallized champagne colour gown, which I could see someone wearing it as the wedding gown or wedding party outfit (I think The Hector will agree on this). What do you think of this collection?

Pros: 
- I cannot stop loving the floral prints for this season, they are so beautiful.
- I like the silhouette, it is so soft and transform every girl into a goddess.
- Love the use of sheer material, this makes the pieces to look light and airy.
- The crystallized gown could be a wonderful wedding party outfit.

Cons:
- Compare to the clothes, the shoes are not too appealing.

Eye Candies: 
- Flora print strapless gown
- Sheer sleeves dress
- White lace sleeves suit
- Champagne crystallized gown

Please click here to see the complete collection.

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